Here is the format for listing the citations you find. There is a space for comments which is optional but may be useful as you go on to the later steps of annotation and organization. You can cut and paste the template if that helps after you select EDIT above. The info in brackets contains hints. When you are done, your example will look like the sample.
Template
Citation: Author. (date). Title. Journal v(i): xx-xx. doi[if applicable] or Retrieved from URL[if electronic and not in a closed database] Location: [tell where you found it - probably UHM library electronic journal] Notes: any useful information you want to add that may help in how this is useful. Poster: [your initials]
Sample
Citation: Lemke, C., Coughlin, E., & Daren Reifsneider. (2009). Technology in schools: What the research says. A 2009 update. Culver City, CA: Cisco. Retrieved from http://www.metiri.com/PDFs/2009_technology__in_schools_what_research__says.pdf Location: Freely available, link above Notes: Review covers all the topics in the group project Poster: eh
Template
Citation: Author. (date). Title. Journal v(i): xx-xx. doi[if applicable] or Retrieved from URL[if electronic and not in a closed database]
Location: [tell where you found it - probably UHM library electronic journal]
Notes: any useful information you want to add that may help in how this is useful.
Poster: [your initials]
Sample
Citation: Lemke, C., Coughlin, E., & Daren Reifsneider. (2009). Technology in schools: What the research says. A 2009 update. Culver City, CA: Cisco. Retrieved from http://www.metiri.com/PDFs/2009_technology__in_schools_what_research__says.pdf
Location: Freely available, link above
Notes: Review covers all the topics in the group project
Poster: eh